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Detractors of health-care act ignore reality

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Wednesday March 26, 2014 5:00 AM

In his Thursday letter “Sebelius letter read more like advertisement,” Dick Alexander wrote about Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius’ letter advising people to sign up for health insurance before the March 31 deadline.

He said, “Much of what Sebelius said (about the Affordable Care Act) has been disputed.” He didn’t say that any of what she said is untrue.

That’s because all of the benefits in the Affordable Care Act that she described are in the law. Of course, they are “disputed.” Anyone who watches FOX News, listens to Rush Limbaugh or reads the Dispatch editorial pages knows that anything our president says or does is disputed.

In spite of overwhelming scientific evidence, people still dispute the fact that humans are causing climate change, that evolution is real, that Earth is round and that E=MC2.